Esun 1.75mm Black Pla Pro Pla+ 3d Printer Filament 1kg Spool 2.2lbs, Black

Used at 220 nozzle temp

No issues at all wound into the reel well and comes off snag free. I had a white roll that was a nightmare and I won’t ever buy that again.

I like the eSUN PLA+ filaments, they rarely fail.

It’s ur usual pla+ just navy very good for aircraft models and prints gives it a hint of prestige like black does

This is our go to product for 3 D printing always reliable always gives great results. We make a lot of 3D items and it never let's us down .

Well packed upon recieval and giving good print outputs.The rolls are not tangled and not brittle.Thanks

ON TIME DELIVERY - RECEIVED AS ORDERED- GOOD QUALITY PRODUCT. RECOMEND TO EVERYONE

I like it

il a été ma premiere expérience dans le monde de l'impression 3D très surpris du résultat ...je vous le conseil fortement ;)

So im a hatchbox guy when it comes to PLA. They have excellent filament, great colors, and for 20 bucks a 1kg spool, you really just cant beat it. However, ive switched to printing a lot of PETG lately and love that. I went to ESun for my PETG, and it prints like a dream. But, i like options, and so i wanted more PLA and i was running low. Hatchbox is out of stock on EVERYTHING, and so i took a look at ESun. Their PETG is cash money, so their PLA should be great as well i assumed. Then i saw they have a PLA+ option. I love pla, but man i wish it was a bit better. Welp, ESun delivers. I doubt itll have the heat resistance that PETG does, but i know my filaments and i wont us PLA+ in a hot environment. Anyhow, im using a Original Prusa Mk3s and i loaded up a spool of the PLA+. Nothing but problems. At first. Lots of folks said use base PLA settings. NOPE. Dont do that. I looked around, some people print colder, some hotter, so its all over the place. One thing you gotta know when getting this stuff, is your going to have to mess with your temps. It was printing like garbage, stringy, blobs everywhere. I canceled the first two prints i did with this stuff about a minute in. It wasnt even done printing the brim. Yeah, that bad. So, i took my temps on my MK3s to first layer of 225, bed at 65. Second Layer and beyond i went to 220 nozzle 60 bed. Right now, im printing a yellow banana stand, and i have to say it looks AMAZING. These temps work for me, and i saved the profile since i couldnt find an ESUN profile. Again, tho, ive seen people print cooler. This is just my 3rd shot at temps and it looks good, so ill keep 225/220 - 65/60 unless i see a need to back it off a bit. ESUN, if your reading, one favor i have to ask. I love your products, but i really wish filament makers like yourselves would have on your website a part that just has Printer Profiles for your products. Maybe throw the link on the cards you put in the box with all the great information on them. You must do extensive testing, and this would take your product above and beyond anyone out there since NO manufacturer posts filament profiles on their site. And they are pretty universal. Make one for Slicer, one for cura, and youd prolly cover 90% of your user base. And wed love you for it. But yeah, if youre looking for a great spool of solid filament that prints great, ESun should be on your short list. Ill still get some hatchbox from time to time, if esun is out of stock lol. But for now, for PLA+ and PETG... im an esun guy.

Exactly what i was looking for, i use a print glue when printing, and realy pleased with my biggest print yet. Is also less brittle than the closest colour i was previously able to find 👍

1kg invece di 1.5kg

Don't buy cheap PLA. Worth every penny.